DJIRS 4 Mini, Gimbal Stabilizer for Camera Canon/Sony/Panasonic/Nikon/Fujifilm, Auto Axis Locks, 2kg/4.4lbs Payload, Intelligent Tracking, Camera Gimbal, Native Vertical Shooting

The DJI RS 3 Combo is an absolute game-changer in the world of camera stabilization, redefining the way filmmakers capture breathtaking shots with their DSLR and mirrorless cameras. As a proud owner of this remarkable 3-axis gimbal stabilizer, I can confidently say that it has elevated my filmmaking experience to new heights.Build Quality and Design:Right out of the box, the DJI RS 3 Combo exudes an aura of premium craftsmanship. Its sleek, ergonomic design not only looks stunning but also feels incredibly well-balanced in hand. The carbon fiber build ensures durability without adding unnecessary weight, making it a joy to handle during prolonged shoots.Stabilization Performance:The heart of the DJI RS 3 Combo lies in its exceptional stabilization capabilities. Whether you're shooting in motion or tackling complex tracking shots, this gimbal performs flawlessly. It's as if it has a sixth sense for every movement, delivering buttery-smooth footage even in challenging environments. The advanced algorithms work harmoniously with the high-torque motors, ensuring minimal shake and jitter, and the results are simply stunning.Versatility and Compatibility:One of the standout features of the RS 3 Combo is its versatility. It's compatible with a wide range of DSLR and mirrorless cameras, accommodating various lens setups without any compromise in performance. The quick-release plate simplifies camera mounting, allowing you to transition effortlessly between setups.Intelligent Features:DJI's intelligent features take the RS 3 Combo to a whole new level. The ActiveTrack 4.0 feature flawlessly tracks subjects in motion, while the Force Mobile mode lets you control the gimbal's movement using intuitive hand gestures. The intuitive touchscreen interface offers quick access to settings and modes, streamlining your workflow and saving valuable time on set.Battery Life:The battery life of the RS 3 Combo is impressive, providing ample runtime for extended shoots. Additionally, the swappable batteries ensure uninterrupted filming by allowing you to swap out depleted batteries without disrupting your flow.Portability:Despite its robust capabilities, the DJI RS 3 Combo remains remarkably portable. The foldable design and included carrying case make it easy to transport, whether you're shooting on location or traveling to different sets.Conclusion:In the competitive world of camera stabilization, the DJI RS 3 Combo stands as a true champion. Its exceptional build quality, unmatched stabilization performance, intelligent features, and compatibility make it an essential tool for both amateur and professional filmmakers alike. If you're serious about capturing cinematic-quality footage with your DSLR or mirrorless camera, the DJI RS 3 Combo is an investment that will undoubtedly pay dividends in the quality of your work. It has revolutionized the way I approach filmmaking, and I can't recommend it highly enough.

This ultra-compact stabilizer is a must-have for mobile creators! The DJI RS 4 Mini delivers silky-smooth, cinematic stabilization for phone footage, whether you’re walking, panning, or tracking subjects. Its magnetic clamp and auto-balancing tech make setup effortless, while the lightweight, foldable design slips easily into a pocket. The DJI Mimo app unlocks smart features like ActiveTrack 5.0 and creative modes, and the 10-hour battery lasts all day. Though larger phones might feel snug, and beginners need a minute to master advanced settings, it’s a near-perfect blend of portability and pro performance. Ideal for vloggers, travelers, or anyone craving studio-quality motion without the bulk!

Brilliant, took a bit of time to balance the different DSLR cameras, but once done works well. Only downside is had to buy a cable to be able to use the tracking and for the unit to communicate with the camera. Is a bit pricey, but a good bit of kit..

Took a chance and bought the RS4 Mini as I have a Fujifilm XT-5 and DJI website didn't list it as one of the compatible cameras, and i couldn't find any comments about it online. Only had it a week for trying out at home but can confirm that it works as normal with the XT-5 via the USBC cable. Looking forward to testing it out in the field on a holiday trip next week. - Updated 2/7/25 - confirming after extended use that works perfectly with the XT-5

Having read the reviews and decided to purchase the DJI 3 mini pro gimbal I have to date only set it up and used it on a trial basiswhat I found that there are many videos on You Tube for both set up and operation of the gimbal which proved to be very useful and made the set up very straight forward. When comparing the balancing to a friend’s cheaper gimbal the set up was a lot easier and once set up as long as each axis is securely locked off the gimbal remains balanced when removing the balance camera from the gimbal and then at a later stage replacing back onto the gimbal.I purchased the Combo version of the gimbal which includes the person tracker and the auxiliary handle, until now both have only been used in a trial basis but the tracking appears to work well with the hand gesture operating the on and off feature very well. The auxiliary handle in addition to assisting in the operation can be set so it makes the natural balance of the gimbal easy to carry when not in use.The set up of the features including the customisation of the gimbal axis speeds is straight forward and after a small amount of trial and error can be set to the users’ needs these are in addition to the preset speeds included in the gimbal software.Another positive feature is the closing and locking of the gimbal axis when turning the gimbal off all axis are aligned into one and even with the camera still attached make the gimbal easy to carry when not in useMy initial reaction is very positive and I am looking forward to using it in me video work in the very near future

Pros:- smaller & lighter than rs4- addition of new tracking unitcons:- no removable battery!- handle can only be attached on one side- much more difficult to balance than RS4 (with fx3 + 24-70mm + VND filter)- grey colour stands out against most camera colours (presumably to match the drone colour way)- no travel caseConclusion:Worthwhile upgrade if you're looking to get the latest gimbal for a lighter mirrorless set up but the lack of replaceable battery is criminal considering price.